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"Contacts in Cultural Management"
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts & Cultural Human Resources Council | Date Published: 2005
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"International report on various initiatives for artistic mobility."
Creator(s): Judith Staines | Date Published: 2004-12
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"Workshop 2 (b) New Sources of Arts Support, Presented during the Second World Summit of Arts and Culture, November 2003 in Singapore."
Creator(s): Retha Hofmeyr | Date Published: 2003-11
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"This form enables arts organizations to apply to the Department of Canadian Heritage to be designated as a National Arts Service Organization (NASO), and subsequently to the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for registration under the Income Tax Act."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2003-05-27
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"The purpose of this project was to identify the challenges facing professional management personnel in Canada’s not-for-profit arts and heritage organizations and develop practical recommendations to meet these challenges."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2003-05-21
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"This paper is the final report of the first phase of the Creative Management project, which deals with one of the most challenging resource dilemmas facing Canada's not-for-profit arts and heritage sector..."
Creator(s): Canadian Conference of the Arts | Date Published: 2002-07
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"The conception of developing a wider database on existing training programmes on cultural policy and management across different geographical areas was launched by the International Experts Meeting on “Cultural Policies: Training and International Co-operation."
Creator(s): European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centers and UNESCO | Date Published: 2000
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"In the fall of 1999 the Canada Council undertook a study of the impact of Canada Council individual artist grants on the creative lives and careers of artists. The major conclusion of this study is that Canada Council individual artist grants have a very profound and far-reaching impact on the creative lives and careers of artists."
Creator(s): Canada Council for the Arts | Date Published: 1999
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"This paper is a scan of the changing context for arts administration or cultural management in Canada, with implications for curriculum development for the field."
Creator(s): Applied Cultural Principles (ACP): Learning and Cultural Development | Date Published: 1995-03-31
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"The results of the research and discussions of the Advisory Group together, indicate that the field is moving into substantially different times in which the rate of change, along with its fundamental and pervasive character, will spin off vastly new conditions and educational needs, with new complexities and paradoxes to be carefully managed."
Creator(s): Applied Cultural Principles (ACP): Learning and Cultural Development | Date Published: 1995-03-31
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"This paper is a scan of innovative work in arts administration or cultural management1 education now underway in Canada and other relevant jurisdictions. Time and resources have not allowed a detailed content review of individual programs in Canada or elsewhere. Secondary sources were used and have provided useful information on developments and trends in various jurisdictions."
Creator(s): Applied Cultural Principles (ACP): Learning and Cultural Development | Date Published: 1995-03-31
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"This is a scan of key ideas, concepts, principles and related methodologies, drawn from the field of curriculum inquiry, of potential use in curriculum development for cultural management education in Canada. They are the methodological considerations within which the substantive issues identified in the other Background Papers study may best be considered in looking forward to Phase II of the work and beyond."
Creator(s): Applied Cultural Principles (ACP): Learning and Cultural Development | Date Published: 1995-03-31
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"This report summarizes key findings from a three-month study and outlines proposals for a learning strategy to strengthen management practice in Canada's cultural sector."
Creator(s): Applied Cultural Principles (ACP): Learning and Cultural Development | Date Published: 1995
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Related Materials
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"The Center for Arts and Culture at George Mason University, CPANDA, and the Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies at Princeton are pleased to release the 2005 Arts and Cultural Policy Research Directory."
Creator(s): Arts and Cultural Policy Research Directory | Date Published: 2005-12
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«Partenariat entre l'État et la société civile, l'exemple (case study) de l'Observatoire de la culture et des communications du Québec.»
Creator(s): Serge Bernier, directeur Observatoire de la culture et des communications du Québec (OCCQ) | Date Published: 2005-09-21
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"French remains underused as a language of work within bilingual regions. These are the conclusions that emerge from recent studies from the Treasury Board Secretariat and from numerous complaints addressed to the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages."
Creator(s): Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages | Date Published: 2004-03
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"Over the past decade a considerable amount of discussion, research and analysis has been focused on the current state of human resources management in the cultural sector. On the whole, most of the reports have painted an unhealthy picture of HR practices in the sector."
Creator(s): Cultural Human Resources Council | Date Published: 2004
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"The CMF was established to promote the Canadian sound recording industry at every level–from creators to audience. Announced in June 2001, it is part of the Tomorrow Starts Today initiative. Building upon the Sound Recording Development Program (SRDP), an evaluation (April 2000) identified the need to modernize public support for the Canadian sound recording industry and to establish a clear policy with regard to the sector."
Creator(s): Department of Canadian Heritage | Date Published: 2004
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"In February and March of 2003, two hundred and thirty-one (231) organizations within the not-for-profit arts sector participated in a comprehensive compensation survey."
Creator(s): Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC) | Date Published: 2003-05
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